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What research would enhance business sustainability?

15 May 2015

A new project led by the Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership is looking at how academic research can help make businesses more sustainable. Dr Jonathan Green, one of the project leads, is looking to the public to ask the questions that may form the basis of future research, and help businesses reduce their impact on the environment.

End-of-aisle displays encourage consumption of alcohol and fizzy drinks

14 March 2014

Restricting displays – which increase sales of displayed drinks by up to 46% for alcohol and by 52% for carbonated drinks - could curb consumption without affecting price or availability.

New study reveals that the ban on alcohol multi-buy promotions in Scotland did not reduce the amount of alcohol purchased

25 November 2013

Researchers advocate for stronger measures to reduce alcohol-related harm in the UK

What impact will new technology have on tackling emissions?

21 October 2013

New research seeks to take account of the fast pace at which technology is evolving in understanding how to tackle greenhouse gas emissions.

UN Peacekeepers Distribute Water and Food in Haiti

We ask the experts: is overseas aid working?

16 August 2013

We live in an unequal world: each year billions of dollars are directed at reducing some of the gaps between rich and poor, and bringing basic healthcare and education to those without these life-enhancing resources. But at grassroots level international aid often fails to make a real difference. Where are we going wrong?

Human-shaped figures and pendants of whale ivory strung on fine plaited coir cords. Probably presented to Lady Gordon, 1875-80, Fiji.

First major UK exhibition of Fijian art opens at Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology

07 June 2013

The most historically significant collection of Fijian objects in the world outside of Fiji will go on display from today (June 7) at Cambridge University’s Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology (MAA).

Articles about 'University of East Anglia'

What research would enhance business sustainability?

End-of-aisle displays encourage consumption of alcohol and fizzy drinks

New study reveals that the ban on alcohol multi-buy promotions in Scotland did not reduce the amount of alcohol purchased

What impact will new technology have on tackling emissions?

We ask the experts: is overseas aid working?

First major UK exhibition of Fijian art opens at Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology

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